Masters' Union focuses on learning by doing the thing rather than studying in and around it. Before joining I thought this wouldn't be the case but then I actually sit in classes and they were nothing I had ever studied or learnt. We have classes on Ai tools that are taught by professionals who are using these tools at the highest level or working with the people who build these tools. This to me is amazing exposure and the insights I gain from this are beyond words for me. There's a video submission, that is, a video essay about yourself and an online test as the admission criteria. Scholarship and Admssion are decided based on these 2 and your achievements/profile/cv from school.
My course is UG in Data Science and AI, the criteria for this course is: Maths in 11th and 12th (High School). Even though I come from commerce, I decided to go with this because this just seemed so cool to me, studying at the intersection of data, computer science and ai. This serves as the future of all businesses and moreover having the exposure to aforesaid things at Masters' Union allows us to leverage these learnings in different Industries accordingly. The faculty are amazing. Either professionals working in the industry, so our Python professor works at Google. My Data Visuals professor in one of the biggest Data Consultants in the country. Alongside, all our professors have graduated/studied at the most prestigious institutes in the country, so that's really cool. The exams are spread throughout the course in terms of Quizzes and mid-terms/end-terms, all with different weightages but are really well planned, and well they're pretty tough ngl :'(
Masters' Union follows an industry immersion model with the aforesaid companies and more than that students start their own businesses as well. The coolest part is the outclass program that takes place every year where students have to build a startup of their own and generate revenue/work with customers to get grades and credits.
It's actually necessary to do internships from Year 1, so a lot of top level companies like Zomato, KPMG, EY, Mahindra etc. come with offers for internships which is really cool. Moreover 95%+ students get an internship from the get go.
Average fee for me lies in the range of 7-8L Per annum, that is, on a 45% Scholarship. Year 1 and 4 are lower compared to Year 2 & 3. Scholarships are offered based on the MUSAT you give which is a 45 point proctored test along with your profile/achievements.
There's a beautiful library decked out with a lot of cool books, although i'm not big of a reader myself but the stuff I would be interested in is widely available here. The classrooms are really cool, they're big, decked out like an MBA Classroom and have 2 projectors with whiteboards. They also have speakers so the voice is really clear and all sessions are recorded and uploaded everyday to view later which is pretty cool. Although there aren't many physical activities on campus but there's a bloomberg terminal if that's of interest. There are a bunch of cool places to hand and work.
The Career Development Centre (CDC) plays an important role in preparing students for internships and future placements. The CDC conducts career guidance sessions, skill development workshops, resume-building activities, aptitude training, and interview preparation programs to improve students' employability. One initiative that I personally found beneficial was the Internship Fair organized by the university. It provided students with an opportunity to interact with different organizations and apply for summer internships, helping us gain practical industry exposure before entering the final placement season. Such initiatives allow students to build professional experience and develop workplace skills at an early stage.
The employability is very good and placements are also very good trainers and campus placement cell is highly supportive and companies are arrives regularly on every year basis and growth prospects are very good for the students
All the Management persons and all Faculties and Heads and Working persons , even the Housekeeping and our Seniors all are very cooperative and helping and have a humble and polite nature. And I really appreciate them all and very thankful to all of them.
KRMU provides placement assistance through its Training and placement cell, which conducts aptitude training, mock interview, resume building sessions and skill development session to improve students employability. Student become eligible for campus placement in the final year subject meeting the criteria of the individual company. Eligible criteria include maintaining the CGPA, having limited or no active backlog, and fulfilling company specific criteria.
Placements are decent for skilled students with eligibility usually starting in the final year . Companies like TCS , Infosys ,BHEL visit the campus . The average package is around 4-6b LPA . After completing my B-tech degree , I plan to pursue a career in software development
Aroun 6.5-8 cgpa should be maintained to avail for placement. No backlogs. Respect teachers. Fee visited recruiters were ICICI ey pwc etc highest packaging where I heard about was 56LPA and average was around 9-12LPA.
Curriculum was very much reasonable and it was very much easy to understand it also had division of management studies and computer studies which made it very much easier for me to understand the faculty was amazing and very helpful
There is no certain eligibility criteria depends on the company and Many company comes all every year. Layi Blinkit, Zomato et cetera et cetera Also, there are separate departments for placement like CDC department
Currently i am perusing my PhD so not applicable for me and the placements i have seen is very impression companies are good like tcs, bain, lumenci, proedge and average package offered is 12 lpa. so i hope to get a good chance for myself and get a very good placement looking forward for the beat chance
Nice, faculty of my college is very cooperative and understanding. Helps students with their problems and explain concepts in an interactive and interesting way so that concepts should be understood in an easier way.